Riser assembly for hairdressing chair
Abstract
A riser assembly for a chair with a base normally reposed on a floor surface, comprising a base having a series of circumferentially spaced-apart retention openings in a peripheral portion thereof, and a foot rest associated therewith. The foot rest has legs of a size to be insertable into the openings in the riser base peripheral portion, to position the foot rest on the riser base, and a bearing member joined to the platform and engaging a chair base as positioned on the riser base, to support the platform in an upwardly inclined position. The riser assembly has utility as a support structure for hairdressing and similar chairs, permitting a standing person servicing an individual seated in the chair to assume standing positions which reduce or eliminate stress and fatigue.
Claims
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1. A riser assembly for a chair with a base normally reposed on a floor surface, comprising: (a) a riser base having a top surface for supporting a said chair base thereon; (b) a series of circumferentially spaced-apart retention openings in a peripheral portion of said riser base; and (c) a foot rest, comprising: (i) a supporting platform; (ii) legs joined to a first end of said platform, said legs being of a size to be insertable into said openings in said riser base peripheral portion, to position said foot rest on said riser base; and (iii) a bearing member, joined to said platform and engageable with a said chair base as positioned on said riser base, to support said platform in an upwardly inclined position.
2. A riser assembly according to claim 1, comprising an upstanding ridge member extending circumferentially around a peripheral portion of said riser base on said top surface thereof, for laterally retaining a said chair base on said riser base.
3. A riser assembly according to claim 2, wherein said retention openings are in said ridge member.
4. A riser assembly according to claim 1, in which said bearing member is integrally formed with said platform, and comprises a flanged portion depending downwardly from a second end of said platform.
5. A riser assembly according to claim 1, wherein said platform has a length of from about 4 to about 10 inches.
6. A riser assembly according to claim 1, wherein said platform is provided with a slip-respsistant top surface.
7. A riser assembly with a chair with a base normally reposed on a floor surface, said riser assembly comprising: (a) a riser base having a top surface on which said chair base is positionable; (b) an upstanding ridge member extending circumferentially around a peripheral portion of said riser base on said top surface thereof, for laterally retaining said chair base on said riser base; (c) a series of circumferentially spaced-apart retention openings in said ridge member; and (d) a foot rest, comprising: (i) a supporting platofrm; (ii) legs joined to a first end of said platform, said legs being of a size to be insertable into said openings in said ridge member, to position said foot rest on said riser base; and (iii) a bearing member, joined to said platform and engagable with said chair base as positioned on said riser base, to support said platform in an upwardly inclined position thereon.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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